Box 21

Report by Richard A. Anthes. From the Special Report to the U.S. House of Representatives, Subcommittee on Environment and the Atmosphere, by the AMS Ninth Conference on Severe Local Storms, 1975-10-23.

This file contains the article “Forecasting by computer: Numerical weather prediction modeling,” by Thomas T. Warner and Richard A. Anthes, Earth and Mineral Sciences, Volume 50, No. 4, The Pennsylvania State University, College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, March/April 1981.

This file contains a copy of the paper “A comparative numerical simulation of the Sichuan flooding catastrophe (11-15 July 1981),” by Richard A. Anthes and Philip L. Haagenson. From the Proceedings of the First Sino-American Workshop on Mountain Meteorology, Beijing, 18-23 May, 1982.

This file contains a copy of the paper “Conceptual and numerical models of the evolution of the environment of severe local storms,” by Richard A. Anthes and Toby N. Carlson. From the Proceedings of the First Sino-American Workshop on Mountain Meteorology, Beijing, 18-23 May, 1982.

This series consists of materials related to Richard Anthes’ published monographs, chapter contributions, scientific papers, conference presentations, and committee publications. Record types include correspondence, notes, presentation materials, copies of articles and books, photographic prints and slides

This series consists of materials related to Richard Anthes’ published monographs, chapter contributions, scientific papers, conference presentations, and committee publications. Record types include correspondence, notes, presentation materials, copies of articles and books, photographic prints and slides

This series consists of materials related to Richard Anthes’ published monographs, chapter contributions, scientific papers, conference presentations, and committee publications. Record types include correspondence, notes, presentation materials, copies of articles and books, photographic prints and slides

This series consists of materials related to Richard Anthes’ published monographs, chapter contributions, scientific papers, conference presentations, and committee publications. Record types include correspondence, notes, presentation materials, copies of articles and books, photographic prints and slides

This file contains correspondence and notes gathered in preparation for a talk at the MM5 Users’ Workshop.

This file contains correspondence and notes related to the paper “Numerical study of a typhoon with a large eyewall: Model simulation and verification.”